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Biden White House accused of silencing opposing views online with 'censorship enterprise'
Lawsuit: "Federal 'Censorship Enterprise' is voluminous and overwhelming" -
Teachers allegedly operated 'daycare fight club' in basement classroom
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The state of Missouri has served a St. Louis daycare center with a civil investigative demand over allegations of running a "daycare fight club" in the facility's basement classroom. -
Missouri files criminal sanctions against company that plead guilty to human trafficking
JEFFERSON CITY — Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley has filed a criminal sanctions motion against backpage.com in connection with an investigation into alleged human trafficking and sexual exploitation of minors. -
Missouri Attorney General warns consumers about fraudulent IRS scam calls
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (Legal Newsline) – Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster announced that his office has received close to 200 complaints in May about scam Internal Revenue Service calls targeting mid-Missouri. -
Missouri announces preliminary injunctions in alleged bankruptcy services scheme
ST. LOUIS (Legal Newsline) — Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster has announced preliminary injunctions against Beverley Diltz, Critique Services LLC, Renee Mayweather, Dean Meriweather and Robert Dellamano after allegations of violating the state’s Merchandising Practices Act. -
Missouri AG takes action against 5 Star Paving over allegations of violating consumer laws
ST. LOUIS (Legal Newsline) – Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster filed a civil lawsuit against 5 Star Paving, Christopher Haynes, Charles Haynes, Nancy Haynes and Randy Williams over allegations of violating state consumer laws by taking money for asphalt jobs and then failing to complete promised work. -
Missouri sues Charter Communications, alleging illegal telemarketing
The state of Missouri is suing a media provider, alleging illegal telemarketing practices. -
Missouri to receive $2.4 million in Medicaid fraud settlement
The State of Missouri will receive about $2.4 million in a Medicaid fraud civil settlement, said Attorney General Chris Koster on Wednesday. -
DEW D Services to pay for alleged Medicaid fraud
DEW D Services allegedly submitted false claims to Missouri's Medicaid program. -
Ticketmaster to clear up paperless ticket confusion
Ticketmaster reaches a deal with Missouri over confusion about paperless ticket restrictions. -
Ascension Health to hold funds amid concern over sale to for-profit
Ascension Health, a non-profit healthcare center, will set aside a portion of its proceeds from its forthcoming sale to a for-profit healthcare company, according to an announcement from Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster. -
Mo. receives large settlement from Anadarko Petroleum bankruptcy
Missouri will receive $43.9 million as part of bankruptcy settlement involving Anadarko Petroleum -
Mo. gas station sued for allegedly violating storage tank laws
Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster filed a lawsuit against SRB Energy, LLC on Friday after the company allegedly violated underground storage tank laws at one of its gas stations. -
Mo. counselor allegedly defrauded Medicaid
A counselor in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, has paid a $25,000 settlement over allegations that she made false claims to the state’s Medicaid program, Attorney General Chris Koster said on Friday. -
MO. adult daycare to pay settlement for alleged Medicaid fraud
B & D Adult Daycare, LLC will pay a settlement to Missouri’s Medicaid program after the company allegedly billed for services that weren’t provided, Attorney General Chris Koster said on Friday. -
Koster reaches settlement with air purification company over no-call complaints
Attorney General Chris Koster announced a settlement with air purification company Fawe Enterprise, LLC on Wednesday over allegations it violated Missouri's no-call law. -
Oak Grove Cemetery owner sued for alleged unkept facilities
Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster filed a lawsuit against the owner of Oak Grove Mausoleum Company and Oak Grove Cemetery Association on Tuesday after receiving more than 45 complaints about the care of the cemetery and the mausoleum. -
Bar, party bus owner to pay settlement for allegedly not delivering paid services
The owner of Whiskey Wild Saloon and Columbia Party Bus, LLC recently settled a lawsuit filed by Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster over allegations that he failed to provide party and transportation services after taking upfront payments from customers.
